I was born in beautiful Blairgowrie, Scotland in 1965. As a child I attended 10 schools including completing my O-Levels in Trinidad, due to my Dad being a flying instructor. I graduated with a BA in Business Administration and Languages from Strathclyde University, and then a Diploma in Marketing. I Blog

It’s been a busy old month in Marlborough Law, so the early mornings in the sunshine aren’t too much of a hardship. This month we have been tackling some Landlord and Tenant issues in the area. So I thought I would quickly point out the legal position here. Tenancies– Eviction Blog

Needs for Employer or Employee Employees Employment law issues are stressful and if you have an ongoing problem at work it is hard to know what to do for the best. We will support you through the process, offering straight forward legal advice on your rights and the best route Blog

So if you’ve made the decision to divorce or are facing divorce proceedings because your spouse has stated their intention to end the marriage, you might be wondering what first steps you should take to get through this difficult process as quickly and amicably as you can. Blog

If you have been named as an Executor in the Will of someone who has died, or if you are the next of kin to a person who has died without leaving a Will, we can help you with the legal and practical obligations involved in dealing with the deceased’s Blog

Contract law is at the heart of commercial arrangements. With that in mind, it is remarkable how much business is done where the lack of understanding of, or engagement with, the principles of contract law leaves one or more parties exposed. For example, when business people attempt to make a Blog

When starting your new business venture there is a danger of racing ahead without addressing the legal issues which could end or cripple an otherwise good thing. This is a quick overview of how to avoid some of them. Put in place and understand the formal relationship between directors, shareholders, Blog

It can be daunting when an employment tribunal claim form is pushed through your letterbox. However in the majority of cases you should already be aware there is a possibility of a claim because ACAS may have contacted you via the early conciliation process. Employment tribunal claims consist of a cover letter which Blog

What is one of those you ask … A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a very useful document. By having one you can appoint a person or people you trust to make decisions for you regards your welfare and finances should you lose your capacity to make those decisions Blog

Divorce Separation Civil Partnership Dissolution Prenuptial Agreements Financial Settlement Matrimonial Home Rights Domestic Violence Children Matters Inheritance Injunctions Rights of Occupation. So if you’ve made the decision to divorce or are facing divorce proceedings because your spouse has stated their intention to end the marriage, you might be wondering what first Blog

Marlborough Law support Resolutions comments on the Supreme Court’s Ruling on co-habiting couples. As 1 in 8 couples are now cohabiting in the UK it is vital that couples and children are protected. Millions of unmarried couples living together are unaware that they are at severe financial risk as a Blog

Powers of Attorney (or LPA) is a very useful document. By having one, you can appoint a person or people you trust to make decisions for you about your welfare and finances should you lose your capacity to make those decisions yourself. Losing capacity can be caused by many things Blog

The Ministry of Justice has announced that family forms FM1 (Family Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM)), Form B (Notice of an application to consider the financial position of the respondent after the divorce/dissolution), Form A1 (Notice of [intention to proceed with] an application for a financial remedy [other than Blog

Millions of unmarried couples living together are unaware that they are at severe financial risk as a result of the current legal system, national family justice organisation Resolution has warned. As the fastest growing family type in the UK, the number of unmarried couples living together – or cohabiting – Blog

How To Start Employment law can be complicated, and few people have a clear idea of all their rights at work. If you think your employer has treated you unfairly, it is important to get legal advice at the earliest opportunity. In some circumstances, there are particular steps you must Blog

Some employers feel under pressure to meet their defined benefit (DB) pension obligations, research from the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) has found. Around 11 million people rely on DB pension schemes for retirement income, with most schemes able to reach a sustainable funding position. However, some employers are Blog

Women are missing out on more than £5 billion a year in pension payments after going through a divorce. Scottish Widows’ Women and Retirement report, which consulted 10,314 adults, found 48% of women have no clue what happens to their pension when a marriage ends in divorce. 40% of divorced Blog

People often write Letters of Wishes to accompany a will. Their name exactly what they are, a letter setting out your wishes for the distribution of your estate on death, they are a form of guidance for your will’s executors. However, unlike a will, a Letter of Wishes is not Blog